Find the missing values in the ratio table. Gallons 30 1 17 Seconds 5

1 answer:

7 0

1=6
17=102
Explanation:
If she drinks 30 gallons in 5 seconds then you would divide 30 by 5 and would get 6 meaning she drinks 6 gallons per second so if you multiply 6 times 17 you get 102

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